Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

yetbodiss Episcopal Church South to, iry Bishop R H. HargrOve occupied 'bs chair. There was s large stteDd- ,rce of preschers from all parts or the state. ,e tn. ,ha
 ST. LOUIS, September 2S-When ths ,,5ar 10 fall in for parade was received ,- the various camps and headquarters, ths men turned ou. of thelr tents and ,oons. prepared for a battle with me clements. with rubber coats and um- brsllas and trousers rolled up.
 |, zas one o'clock when the column uas formed and Grand Marshal Grler oy3ered the escort of mounted poilee forvarJ. Then followed the grand mar sbsI vitb Chief ot StRff General A. Smi,h aud aids. Logan post of St. I,ouis. mounted, and the SprlnRheld, Mass battalion of special escort Co the ornnapder-in-chief, followed Q few wards behind, lowing to she crowds wbo gteated him with applause. His slaff vere all mounted, preceded the car risges. moving ttree abreast, ID which | were governors and other bouored | e,rests. In the lead vas one occupied | Iv Mayor Francis and General w. T. | Shermsu. although closely shnttered from the ram and the sight of the crowd | on the sidewalk; but they soon iouni | where their old commander was and l cheer after cheer marked hls progress, whilr frequent groups of men would reach from ;he shelter of the carriage door to grasp jbe hand of the old gem oral Then followed ,ho divisions ot Grand Army.
 The divisions were composed Gs fol- lows:
 Firs. division. department of MissOu- ri. Col. Eel-00 Cole assistant marshal. Second, department of Illinois, Col. I c. Butltr bs istsnt msTshal. Third. Wisconsin, Pennsy lvania and l Osio, q Jveruor Tlos. c. Fletcher as sis'alt marshal. Fourth. New York, c nnec.icut, Mas sash us. tts, Maine, Now Jersey and Nlr- ginia. Col. ID. P. Dyer assistant mar | shsl.
 ! FI'tb, California. New Hampshire, Vermont and Maryland, Major Ice Ras- seur assistant marshal.
 | Six.h. Indiana MsiOr F. w. Wright | LssIs:aGt marshall
 | Seventh, Iowa, Nebraska and Cobra do, Gen. John McNiel assistant mar ! hal.
 [ Eighth, Kansas. Col John B. GoodAle gssIstant marshal.
 ! Ninth, Michigan, Delaware, West Va, Washington Territory ard kea- | lucky. Col. Cass. G. S.efe assistant mar | shaL
 : Tenth. Arkansas, Florida, the Gulf . Daso.R. Oregon. New Mexico, Montana, . Ctah, Rhode IslGLd. Arizona, Pennsyl- : yaui5, Georgia. Texas and Idaho, bri- ! gaGe of naval veterans and sons of vet
 cram. Captain Henry Z-'genteim as- ' si. taut msr-hal.
 1 Here and there 0 post armed vitb mUrte;s. or drum corps. broke the mon ! CtUny Es the column p5sssd under the | heGutiful stained gisss transparency ot | General Gran: On An street. All of the
 men uncovered heads and passed by ID
 si,snce. Genera! Sherman and the re-
 vlewing officers stood iD the rain which
 came harder ss ths procession passed
 the reviewing stsnd. The sons of vet
 erans brought up the rear and when
 they had passed the stand, ranks were
 broken snd the parade vss dismissed. SAS FRASCIsCo, September 2S-CO-
 lumbus Bartlett snd Arthur Rogers to-
 day filed ID the probate department of
 the superior court the last will of the late Gov. Washington Bartlett by winch
 they are appointed executors. The will
 which IS quite lengthy. dispo ses of prop
 erty worth, according to estimate of the executors. S63.C00 T. consists of real estate iH this c.:. UCTth S22.OO0; req e, ate III Santa Cruz county Si5,O00; pers nal properly worth S25OOO, and ! money in the bank, Sl 500. Among the
 baquests is one ol Sj,CO0 aud quantity Cf real estate tc his brother. Columbus
 Bartlett.
 SAN FRNyCIsC1, September 2S.-J. R.
 Wilbur. president Cf tsc new San JCa- quin Valley railroad, srsE-iuR Oi tbs s sssoclsted Press di,og.ch from Bskers- teld in regard tO the construction of a new road from MOisys 70 Bakersfield.
 -zIG: ''rhe section meHtiOneds would
 form part of the uew road IS a new en-
 terDrise, and la spIse of all talk can say
 there is nothing ID the port of the San
 tR Fe system controlling our company.
 We propose to build our road as rapidly
 as DO sib'e. no matter if We psrslleled
 tne other lire We feel convinced that
 tEe rivnl lines to She Southern Pacific
 has caused tae prosperity Of Southern California snd feel that Q similar road
 will do the same for 5sp Francisco and
 'h's end cf the stste. The Santa Fe
 may run over Our line for that IS what
 it has done elsewhere The line will
 certainly be built Gs soon as possible. CALCUTTA. September 2S-The latest
 adyices isoan AigbanIssau state that the
 Ameer has entirely recovered from his
 recent severe attack of sickness and is
 taking energetic measures to prevent
 Ayoub Khsn from intriguing among the
 mountain tribes, which have again be- | sr. lfg arrr fl
 SARATOGA, September 2S.-Before the platform Was TesG resolutions to the
 memory of IiIdeD, Sey mour. Henduckz, l Mcclellan and Hancock were adopted. ! \ resolution endorsing the RdministTs- tion fl the treasury under Manning was
 passed amid cheers. The platform was
 then read by ex-Gov. Dorsh finer. The
 plsnk relating tO the vorbingmen was
 well received. The lndOrsement of Gov.
 Hill and President Cleveland was greet
 ed with treme1dc-s applause and con- tinued for severs! minutes. though tbst
 in regard to the PresldeEt was the most tumultCug. The blanks rtlatiag 1 tO civil service, canals Cri the iiQuor 1 traffic were also recs v,d with great ap- plsuse. The platform was adopted
 unHni ously. An attempt to add an- | ttNFE It- sAALdlI VT sr ltel lA Ee-
 ferred ;o the committee on resolutions. | Frederick Cook sos rCnouinated with
 out uificultyJ for secretary f state by
 exclamation. Eiwa-d Wemple was nom-
 mated for comptroller by exclamation
 and Lawrence J. Fitzgerald received the
 nomination for state treasurer. Chas. E.
 Tabor WIS nouira ated for attorney gen. eral.
 | SAN FRlScrsCo. Sept. 2S.-Best .E
 Belcher. i 35; Crocker. 70; ChoIler, 4 O5;
 Con. Virginia. 1j 7j; Confidence, 6.6O: Gould S Curry. 36O; Hale < Norcross.
 3 20; Locomotive. 10; Peer, 5O; Peer
 less. %; Po.osI, %: Ophir, ; I2.; Say
 age, 6 5s: Sierra Nevada. BIO; Union
 Con-. 2jO; Yellow Jacket, 425; Mt. Di. | blo. $50.
 ST. LOUIS. September % Another rain set in to-day, msking everything | cOmfortless Outgoing trains are filed | Grand Army veterans who have given up the attempt 10 enjoy the encamp- Gent Re union Day of the States and and Territories was made featureless by | sI a IA DEeuca of f,ar Gbar,Ia, ,,l sEo